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It is awarded to the top 10% of the graduating class. They are graded on tests, speeches and essays as well as being selected by their classmates
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What is the John Levitow award?
The Levitow award is the pinnacle of achievement for Enlisted Professional Military Education (PME) in the USAF. It is awarded to the top graduate at each level of PME; Airman Leadership School (ALS), Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership School (NCOLS), Non-Commissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) and Senior Non-Commissioned Officer Academy(SNCOA). There is only one winner in each class. There is, however a Distinguished Graduate award presented to the top 10% of the class, not including the top overall graduate.
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Do you graduate from kumon?
You don't really graduate, but I'm pretty sure you get an award.
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